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As the debt load shows no signs of slowing down, while the financial and political dysfunction seems to have somehow reached a new level, it feels like the possibility of a gold price revaluation has to be growing.
The gold and silver prices fell sharply again on Tuesday, with investors again wondering if the rally is over, or if it's just another correction.
It's been a wild month and a half in the gold and silver markets, and on the silver side in particular. But throughout all of the mayhem and price volatility, there are a few things that many precious metals investors have missed.
The gold and silver prices are getting clobbered today, with one of the key drivers being that the lease rates, and by extension the silver chaos, in London has eased. But it raises an important question, that we cover in this brief video.
When you think through a couple different specific events that have occurred, you can also almost start to get an idea of where this is headed.
We've seen one of (if not the most) furious rallies in the history of precious metals trading, but today the selloff arrived. As the prices of gold and silver, and platinum and palladium for that matter, are all getting absolutely...
After 45 years, the silver price has finally hit a new all-time record high. Let's just say the manner in which it occurred did not lack for excitement.
A few weeks ago the Federal Reserve suggested that they expect inflation to go higher, but they're going to lower interest rates anyway. In response, the gold and silver prices have been soaring ever since.
For years, gold and silver investors have always daydreamed about what could happen if a gold and silver rally started, and then the mainstream started piling in.
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by 25 basis points as expected. Although after an initial spike, the gold and silver prices came crashing lower.
